Medieval History
More images of this beautiful manuscript can be found on this site, DScriptorium (http://toisondor.byu.edu/dscriptorium/). While you're at it, carve some time out to explore the other illuminations on the site!
- 36th Annual Saint Louis Conference On Manuscript Studies (16-17 October 2009)
36th ANNUAL SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE ON MANUSCRIPT STUDIES (16-17 OCTOBER 2009) The Knights of Columbus Vatican Film Library at Saint Louis University and its journal, "Manuscripta," are pleased to announce the program and registration information for the...
- 35th Annual Saint Louis Conference On Manuscript Studies, 17?18 October 2008
35TH ANNUAL SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE ON MANUSCRIPT STUDIES, 17?18 OCTOBER 2008 The Knights of Columbus Vatican Film Library at Saint Louis University and its journal, "Manuscripta," are pleased to announce program and registration information for the Thirty-Fifth...
- Digitized Gutenberg Bible
The Munich copy of the Gutenberg Bible has been digitized recently and is now accessible via our website and online incunable catalogue: here The Munich Gutenberg Bible is one of only two copies which contain the table of rubrics, a printed list of headlines...
- Digitized Gutenberg Bible
The Munich copy of the Gutenberg Bible has been digitized recently and is now accessible via our website and online incunable catalogue: http://mdz1.bib-bvb.de/~mdz/kurzauswahl.html?url=http://mdzx.bib-bvb.de/bsbink/Ausgabe_B-408.html The Munich Gutenberg...
- Manuscripts
Bestiary (known as 'The Ashmole Bestiary'). Parchment manuscript, 1200. English. Created by Jerome in Normandy, Commentary on Isaiah. Parchment manuscript, 11th century. The Virgin between Jerome and Isaiah, and burial of Paula. Livre de la Vigne...
Medieval History
St. Jerome, Patron Saint of Libraries
A dear friend of mine who works at the Harold B Lee Library gave me a beautiful print copy of this illumination:
St. Jerome in his Study, in a manuscript of La Vie, Mors, et Miracles du Glorieux St. Jherome, French, 1495-1515. Quarto 091 H532 (350x245 mm). 149 leaves (6-149 numbered 1-viiXXiiii)
Saint Jerome (340-420) translated the Bible into Latin, called The Vulgate Bible. He is the patron saint of libraries, and in this image he is dressed as an Augustinian monk.
- 36th Annual Saint Louis Conference On Manuscript Studies (16-17 October 2009)
36th ANNUAL SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE ON MANUSCRIPT STUDIES (16-17 OCTOBER 2009) The Knights of Columbus Vatican Film Library at Saint Louis University and its journal, "Manuscripta," are pleased to announce the program and registration information for the...
- 35th Annual Saint Louis Conference On Manuscript Studies, 17?18 October 2008
35TH ANNUAL SAINT LOUIS CONFERENCE ON MANUSCRIPT STUDIES, 17?18 OCTOBER 2008 The Knights of Columbus Vatican Film Library at Saint Louis University and its journal, "Manuscripta," are pleased to announce program and registration information for the Thirty-Fifth...
- Digitized Gutenberg Bible
The Munich copy of the Gutenberg Bible has been digitized recently and is now accessible via our website and online incunable catalogue: here The Munich Gutenberg Bible is one of only two copies which contain the table of rubrics, a printed list of headlines...
- Digitized Gutenberg Bible
The Munich copy of the Gutenberg Bible has been digitized recently and is now accessible via our website and online incunable catalogue: http://mdz1.bib-bvb.de/~mdz/kurzauswahl.html?url=http://mdzx.bib-bvb.de/bsbink/Ausgabe_B-408.html The Munich Gutenberg...
- Manuscripts
Bestiary (known as 'The Ashmole Bestiary'). Parchment manuscript, 1200. English. Created by Jerome in Normandy, Commentary on Isaiah. Parchment manuscript, 11th century. The Virgin between Jerome and Isaiah, and burial of Paula. Livre de la Vigne...